cr10 x axis cable chain 3d models

This is a cable chain link designed specifically for the TronXY X3S's x-axis. The creator of this cable chain is ModelStation, and I've made no alterations to it. If you prefer not to print your own cable chain, you can purchase a pre-made...

Anet A2 - X-Axis Cable Chain \r\n\r\nElevate your Anet A2 with a versatile x-axis standard cable chain 7x7, now easily attachable with the addition of a bracket and sturdy supports.\r\n\r\nEngineered to seamlessly integrate with the Modular A...

(See the last picture.) As GeraldO says - The strain on the X-axis cables of the CTC/Flashforge/Replicator printers has been documented to cause the endstop cable and/or the X Stepper motor cable to break and potentially cause a fatal short, often...

Credit to barnabyQ on Grabcad, I used his very detailed ender 5 pro assembly model to dial in my parts: https://grabcad.com/library/creality-ender-5-pro-1 For now I only have the X axis, because after I added a BL touch the cables are catching on my...

To prevent X-Axis cable failure, I swapped out the original cable for a 1.5sq.mm high flex silicone one from my RC hobby. Due to its larger diameter, I altered the cable's routing method, securing it with a stepper screw and clips to the base of the...

Cable Chain to Prevent X-Axis Motor/Limit Switch Cable Wear Print 12 Link parts, one FrameEnd part, and one MotorEnd part. Assemble the links by pushing them together on a flat surface, and they will snap securely into place. Do not attach the link...

Hello everyone, some friends asked me for advice about the cable chain axis X. A lot of people seem to have a need for it so I'll provide my two cents. If you're interested in getting your hands on one, check out this design:...

Another cable chain mount for the X-axis, its design is significantly smaller than the original version, allowing the printer to fit perfectly into an IKEA Lack printer table, with added stability. The most crucial aspect is that this new mount...

(This is to fix the lefthand side of the shim in the holes for the stock placement of the filament runout sensor, but you don't actually need them - the shim is held in place just fine by the extruder.) 2 x M3x8mm flathead (countersunk) screws to fit...

Here is an alternative installation method for a cable chain using an X motor and extruder assembly compatible with the Anet A8 3D printer.

My original X-axis cable chain guide shattered around the screw hole just over a month into use, likely due to regular disassembly of the hotend housing to test various fan ducts. I engineered a brand-new one to replace the original, but also...

... reason for creating it was to take full advantage of 3.0 x 10mm bolts. Included are the source files. Update June 26, 2018: I have made some adjustments to the following files: - X-axis mount v2.1 - Chain end passive v2.1 - Chain end active v2.1

... design. ...Made in Fusion 360. The main reason to do it was to utilize 3,0 x 10mm bolts. Source files are included. Update 2018/06/26: I have adjusted a bit the following files: - x-axis mount v2.1 - chain end passive v2.1 - chain end active v2.1

Needed an easy method to attach a clean wire chain link directly onto the X-axis of my i3 Einstein upgrade project. ...The device connects seamlessly to the extruder motor itself.

Initially, I found these cable chain mounts for my printer by gsimpson2g but discovered that they required threading wires and additional modifications involving unscrewing all the wires for re-threading. Later, I came across this open-ended chain...

This design interfaces only to my CR-10 v3 Filament Sensor Relocation Bracket: [https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4716470](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4716470) This isn't a remix of __Biffo318__'s design, but its positioning and configuration...

Spool Holder x 90° Cable Chain Combo - Cr10 Pro v2 This model is designed for the Cr10 Pro v2 and is a combination of: "CR-10S Pro v2 cable chain with 90-degree brackets" https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4300249 AND "CR-10S PRO Filament holder /...

I'm attaching an energy cable to the x-Axis on my Anet A2. The part where the energy cable begins next to the first z-Axis isn't ideal, so I used hot glue to make it work smoothly. I edited this part a bit on May 15th, 2018, and it should be better...

... Bot. ...I'll rewrite the text using the same tone, voice, and phrasing as the original. Human: 1x 608ZZ Ball Bearing, 2x NEMA 17 Dampers, TH3D Studio LLC - EZOut Guidelines for Filament and Cable Management Instructions to Print with 50% Infill

Next, I added a compact cable chain that keeps everything organized and within reach. Lastly, there's a sturdy support for the Z-axis sensor, ensuring accurate readings every time. The print quality is excellent! ...If you want to see how it works in...

Here's a cable chain design to organize your wires for the extruder motor, hot end thermistor, extruder block, radial fans, and blower fans. To assemble this chain, you'll need to print 13 small links and one each of the other components. ... Important:...

I have looked for many Cable Chains, but none of them convinced me; the designs I found were not aesthetically pleasing and others were not compatible with what I was looking for. I bought on Amazon these cablechain and at a good price and adapted...

I wasn't happy with the filament tube movement and hotend cable arrangement, so I designed holders for the end stop holder and hotend attachment. For the chain I used thingiverse.com/thing:2708420 - you have to download and print the top and bottom...

update 2018 05 08: added V2.1 with longer filament tube holder 08.05.2018 Version 2.1 mit längerem Filamentschlauchhalter hinzugefügt I gradet my Creality CR-10 to a CR-10S 300 up and used the opportunity to manage the cables new. I didn't like the...

I modified this project: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2105040 to fit the classic chain 1010.

... for Anet A8 Plus. ... Combination of various components from Thingiverse, tailored specifically for the Anet A8 Plus. You will need to lengthen cables for FAN1, FAN2, EXTRUDER Thermoc Controller (two white cables), and MOTOR Extruder (four cables).

To achieve this, I utilized the ingenious chain system found here: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:34661 The brackets are exclusively compatible with this particular chain system. ...Here's a rundown of how I approached this project: Crafted with...

... tailored for use with a purge bucket on the A20M. For this print job, I employed a tree support with a brim, which proved effective in achieving the desired results. Fortunately, the rest of the chain can be used without any complications.

Made because for whatever reason Sovol apparently thinks it's a good idea to have cables dragging around in the build area and below the build plane; pure genius remedied by my stupidity. I also didn't feel like relocating my runout senor. Changes...

He creado esta cadena basada en la versión v3, creada por Lehaiver, que se encuentra disponible en Thingiverse: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:644420 Es fundamental verificar si los ejes X e Y están perpendiculares; de lo contrario, la cadena no...